BCO Northern Awards 2019

BCO Northern Awards 2019

Good luck to all the teams and projects shortlisted at tomorrow’s BCO Northern Awards which takes place at The Principal Hotel in Manchester.

We will be there in support of our client Muse Developments for their project Coed Pella and our client Bupa for Bupa Place, both nominated in the ‘Corporate Workplace’ category.

We are very proud to have been MEP Services Engineering Consultants on both projects.

Coed Pella is Conwy County Borough Council’s new 100,000 sq ft civic offices in Colwyn Bay Town Centre.

Bupa Place is the new 146,186 sq ft regional office building for BUPA at Media City in Salford.

Hannan Associates will be represented at the dinner tomorrow night by Vicky Priestley, John Walker, Shaun Wilkinson and Tom Cutt. So pop by table 36 and say hello!

Coed Pella Takes the ‘Regeneration’ Prize

Coed Pella Takes the ‘Regeneration’ Prize

We are very proud to have been MEP Services Engineering Consultants for Coed Pella which won the ‘Regeneration’ category last night at the RICS Awards 2019, Wales.

Andrew Carrington from our team attended the event to support the project and our client Muse Developments: “It has been a privilege to work on such a landmark scheme to provide key regeneration benefits to one of North Wales’ largest towns.”

The building serves as Conwy Borough Council’s new Civic Offices in Colwyn Bay, which was completed in November 2018. We worked alongside AHR Architects, Avid Property Consultants, Capita, Arup & main contractor Bowmer & Kirkland.

“RICS judges said the team behind the project had created a state-of-the-art civic complex, relocating significant numbers of staff, and ultimately helping improve the number of businesses establishing in the town centre, with declining vacancy rates”.

Congratulations to all the winners and those shortlisted on the evening.

Hannan project contact: Andrew Carrington –[email protected]

Coed Pella Takes the ‘Regeneration’ Prize

Coed Pella shortlisted at the RICS Awards 2019, Wales

Good luck to Coed Pella – Conwy County Borough Council’s new civic offices which are shortlisted for the ‘Design Through Innovation’ and ‘Regeneration’ award categories at the RICS Awards 2019 for the Wales region.

We are very proud to have been MEP Services Engineering Consultants for the new office building, developed in partnership between Muse Developments and Conwy County Borough Council. The 100,000 sq ft office building, which is BREEAM Excellent with an A rated Energy Performance Certificate will enable the Council to streamline and modernise their functions.

Exterior of Coed Pella civic offices

We were very pleased to work alongside AHR Architects, Avid Property Consultants, Capita, Arup & main contractor Bowmer & Kirkland on the project, which was completed in 2018.

Andrew Carrington from our team will be attending the event in Cardiff on Wednesday 1st May in support of the project and our client Muse Developments.  “It has been a privilege to work on such a landmark scheme to provide key regeneration benefits to one of North Wales’ largest towns.”

Hannan project contact: Andrew Carrington – [email protected]

Conwy Council Offices Complete!

Conwy Council Offices Complete!

Construction for Conwy County Borough Council’s new 100,000 sq ft offices in Colwyn Bay is now complete!

Hannan Associate’s team was led by Andrew Carrington, Colin Burns, Shaun Wilkinson, Rebecca Dagnall and Matthew Dalley. Our duties included Utilities & Building Services Design Consultancy; Sustainability Services; Building Physics and BREEAM Assessment for this new build office accommodation developed by Conwy Council and Muse Developments.

Conwy County Borough Council's New Offices Central Atrium

Conwy County Borough Council’s New Offices Central Atrium

The BREEAM ‘Excellent,’ ‘A’ rated Energy Performance Certificate building has been designed to include passive design measures that will reduce carbon emissions and energy consumption including enhanced insulation to the building envelope and engineered facade design.

The glazed proportion of the building façade and the central atrium maximizes natural daylight to offset the demand for lighting whilst at the same time high performance glazing minimizes thermal losses.   To further reduce carbon emissions and energy consumption, the building’s heating and cooling is produced via air source heat pumps, highly efficient LED lighting and roof mounted photovoltaic arrays.

The four storey, 100,000 sq ft office building, said to be the largest development of it’s type in North Wales, will now be home to approximately 780 Conwy County Borough Council’s workers. It has enabled the council to operate more efficiently and improve services for customers by consolidating staff and services into fewer sites.

The building was design by AHR Architects and built by Bowmer and Kirkland construction.

Andrew Carrington - Principal Building Services Engineer

Hannan Project Lead: Andrew Carrington – [email protected]

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